1. Where once they had been whippy, they were now like straw.

2. Whippy A shaft more flexible than normal.

3. Early morning whippy trading was replaced by a slow melting of risk as European sovereign debt troubles continued to strike fear in trader's hearts.

4. Corporal punishment was used sparingly but consisted of either four strokes or six across the behind with a whippy cane.

5. Fallen branches littered the rides and new growths of whippy little sapling twigs poked down at head-and-shoulder height to a horseman.

6. It turns out that if the stick from which the dart is made is not rigidbut whippy, it's more lethal.

7. For the shorthair Oriental, the coat appears painted on, it is soft and satin like to the touch, and their long whippy tail seems to go on forever.

8. Filled with wine in my mouth, I walked to her and hold her tight, feeling her chubby whippy breasts.